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Embroidered digitizing is a well-known kind of embroidery in modern days. It is more in demand as it costs less time and money. It is a new method of embroidery, and unlike traditional ones, it is less expensive and stylish. We provide the best embroidery digitizing services for the individual client or organizational logos.
The following are the merits to consider our site in your wish list:
Yes, we do. We make customized shirts for you with your name, number, or anything you like. You will love our designed apparel.
The design lasts long on the garments. Our printed and embroidered designs are long-lasting. They usually stay in good condition along with their lifestyle. Our printing designs will not get fader early, as we use high-quality printing ink and other materials.
Yes, you can see it before we start our final printing or embroidery. We generally provide our customers with a physical sew outfit of the logo at the exact size and color we choose, if available. We usually take a photo and email it. Sometimes instead of the physical sew-out, we send a digital proof instead. It gives the right idea about the logo as to how it will look after stitching and embroidery.
Yes, we would be able to provide special pricing on bulk orders. The more the number of garments increases, the cheaper it will become for you. Feel free to contact us about that.
Because monitors differ greatly from one computer to the next, we cannot guarantee ink colours based solely on visual mockups. Because of this, our Design Lab will choose the Pantone colour from our online ink collection that matches the colour of the design you upload to our designer the most.
The only way to ensure that you will receive the right shade in your prints is to give a colour a Pantone number.
We'll include the colour code or Pantone number in your artwork approval so you can double-check it before we start manufacturing. Please send us the Pantone colour code for your brand so we can take it into account.
Please take note that we cannot guarantee exact colour matching, even if we are provided a Pantone number. This is because several production-related elements, including monitors, lighting, and clothing textiles, impact the colors of inks and threads.
